Wonky - I began this quilt with scraps. The border diamonds were a challenge. I finally had it quilted in 2013.

Chocolate at Christmas - I used the "Stack N Whack" technique to form the stars and the setting idea came from "Circle of Nine" book. My daughter named the quilt after taking this photo.

9-Patch - This is my very first quilt that I have made, this is the top and still unfinished.

$5 Block of the Month - This pattern is not shown on Under the Garden Moon's website. The Fabric Patch did this as a $5 Block of the Month and used this pattern. She provided part of the pattern each month, we provided our own fabric. Many people did not like the 5-1/2 inch squares. I didn't mind at all. I would have liked to have been guided a bit on fabric selection as I would have liked a bit more Kansas Troubles type of fabrics, but these brights turned out great.

Vintage Tiles Revisited - Purchased BOM pattern and kit from Quilting by the Bay. Long arm machine quilted with a variety of background designs.

Garden Friends - A friend of mine made this and I knew I wanted to make it. I have the perfect wall space to hang it. It was quite easy to make and it turned out so darn cute!

Umbrellas - I used techniques from Sara Nephew's book Serendipity Quilts to make this quilt. It was quilted for me by Linda Rech of Olympia, Washington.

Luna Moth - This Luna Moth and thread painted caterpiller are part of an original design using a square format. The leaves are 3-D and have a front and back, attached where the veins are on the leaves. To read more on this go to http://windyglenquilting.blogspot.com where I go into more detail.

Radioactive Love

All Things Texas - The center panel is a printed Texas design. The side panels are representative of the windmills and wildflowers of Texas. Quilted to make the Texas icons pop in 3D, this quilt is meant to be a wall hanging and was a thank you gift for a neighbor.

Connected - This little quilt is my contribution to the IQA Silent Auction. I used Robert Kaufman Roll-Ups and a AccuQuilt Equilaterial triangle die to cut all the 800+ triangles. If you look closely you can see all the little triangles. The Roll-Ups had the perfect color pallet to select from. It was fun playing with value to give this quilt the 3-D illusion. This quilt has been also enter in AccuQuilt Quilter's Spotlight Contest..... https://www.accuquilt.com/spotlight/connected.html If you like it, click on the I heart it button. As most of you know all my quilts have a meaning that surrounds them. This one is to symbolize the intermingling of artist and quilters and how we become connected with interacting with one another. To me quilting is an expressive outlet, so I choose a bright, vibrant color pallet to express the feelings one gets when you meet someone special. That feeling that electrifies and inspires you to step out of your box.

Baby it's Cold Outside Bedrunner - A primitive style bed runner made for these cold Canadian winters, and of course as a decor item! Nothing warms up a place like primitive style, with it's rich colors and black accents. www.morelcabincreations.com

Sam - I met Sue at the Houston show shortly after my dog died. She had patterns of other black labs, but they didn't say "Sam" to me. From photos, Sue designed the Sam pattern, and as soon as I opened it, I could see MY dog! The quilting is a scribbling technique that is super fast and easy. Sue has become a good friend and she has treated me to several one-on-one classes in her studio.

Tropicana - Our world through an array of tropical colours made by three quilting friends. Group Quilt entered into South African National Quilt Festival 2013.

Sun Flower